Khuseinov Saidshokh, Jieun Ahn, Nam Jin Noh, Yowhan Son
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As a phreatophyte, pistachio (Pistacia vera L.) is widely grown in water-limited conditions and recognized as an economically valuable crop in semi-arid regions. In Tajikistan, pistachio grows naturally and artificially in 79,000 ha, but the nut yield is very low due to less-developed plantation technologies. In this study, differences in pistachio plantation technologies of the major pistachio-producing countries and Tajikistan were analyzed to suggest ways to improve plantation technologies in Tajikistan. In the major pistachio-producing countries such as Iran, the United States and Turkey, seedlings of high nut-yielding varieties are grafted before planting. As a result, annually 349-4,479 kg ha-1 of nuts are harvested in those countries. On the other hand, Tajikistan annually produces only 0.6-3.7 kg ha-1. While seven suitable high nut-yielding varieties (Albina, Dangarinka, Saboh, Green girl, Mountain pearl, October, and Orzu) have been identified as suitable for Tajikistan’s environment, the plantation area with grafted individuals using these varieties is limited to only 1.5 ha, necessitating widespread adoption. The low utilization of the high nut-yielding varieties is attributed to the lack of grafting specialists and skills, which have hindered increasing pistachio nut production in Tajikistan. Therefore, improving the basic capability of pistachio grafting should be prioritized to expand the economic profits from the pistachio forests in Tajikistan.
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Abstract Introduction Pistachio in the world and Tajikistan Plantation technologies in the major pistachio-producing countries Plantation technologies in Tajikistan Problems of pistachio plantation and suggestions in Tajikistan Problems of pistachio plantation Suggestions Conclusion Acknowledgements References
Khuseinov Saidshokh [ Department of Environmental Science and Ecological Engineering, Graduate School, Korea University; Scientific Research Institute of Forestry, Dushanbe 734036, Republic of Tajikistan ]
Jieun Ahn [ Department of Environmental Science and Ecological Engineering, Graduate School, Korea University, Seoul 02841, Republic of Korea ]
Nam Jin Noh [ Divison of Forest Science, Kangwon National University, Chuncheon 24341, Republic of Korea ]
Yowhan Son [ Department of Environmental Science and Ecological Engineering, Graduate School, Korea University, Seoul 02841, Republic of Korea ]
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